I summon all the famous generals in history in another world

Chapter 1476 Yue Shi Wumu, the Famous General Who Revived the Nation and the God of War Who Destroyed the Country (This is an introductory chapter written as part of my overtime work today)
"System, use a top-tier commander summoning card!"

With that in mind, Su Ye no longer hesitated and directly gave the system a command in his mind.

"Ding! The system has detected that the host is using a top-level commander summoning card. The system will provide a list of five characters. Please remove two of them and summon one randomly from the remaining three characters."

"Summoning in progress, please wait, host."

As Su Ye finished speaking, the system's cold notification sound immediately rang in his mind.

"The number one summoner of top commanders, the renowned general who revived the dynasty—Guo Ziyi, Command 100, Martial Prowess 94, Intelligence 91, Politics 94."

Su Ye's gaze was fixed on the summoning list that appeared in his mind. The first name that caught his eye made his eyes light up and he couldn't help but feel a surge of joy.

"Guo Ziyi! It was him!"

Su Ye couldn't help but gasp, his solemn expression instantly replaced by undisguised joy.

Guo Ziyi, a famous general of the Tang Dynasty, was hailed as a minister who "rebuilt the Tang Dynasty". His command ability and military achievements were top-notch throughout history.

This old general's life was legendary; his military talent, political wisdom, and personal character were all impeccable.

After the An Lushan Rebellion broke out, the Tang Dynasty was on the verge of collapse. It was Guo Ziyi who was appointed to lead the Tang army to victory after victory and recover lost territory.

He first recovered the lands east and west of the Yellow River, opening up the connection between Guanzhong and the Central Plains. Then he led his army to recover the two capitals of Chang'an and Luoyang, turning the tide of the An Lushan Rebellion in one fell swoop and laying a solid foundation for suppressing the rebellion.

After the An Lushan Rebellion, the Tibetan Empire took the opportunity to invade and even captured Chang'an. Guo Ziyi was once again appointed to lead the army in this critical moment. At that time, his troops were depleted and he only had a small number of soldiers. However, with his extraordinary prestige and wisdom, he rode alone to the Uyghur camp and persuaded the Uyghurs to join forces with the Tang army. Together, they repelled the Tibetan army, recovered Chang'an, and once again saved the Tang Dynasty from danger.

In addition, Guo Ziyi also quelled the rebellion of Pugu Huaien and resisted invasions by foreign tribes such as the Khitan and Xi. Throughout his life, he experienced countless battles, large and small, and never suffered a defeat, making him a "victorious general".

They are exceptional in coordinating the overall situation and integrating various forces, and their greatest strength lies in "integrating military forces and uniting people's hearts".

He was strict in disciplining his troops, yet he also cared for his soldiers, which won him the hearts of the army. No matter how disorganized the army was, it could be quickly reorganized into an elite force under his command.

In the early stages of the An Lushan Rebellion, the Tang army suffered repeated defeats, its morale was low, and the army was in disarray. It was Guo Ziyi who stepped forward, incorporated scattered soldiers and rogues, rectified military discipline, and boosted morale, thus forging a formidable and battle-hardened army.

"Ding! The second person summoned by the top commander is Su Lie (Su Dingfang), a famous general and war god of the early Tang Dynasty. Command 101, Martial Prowess 103, Politics 89, Intelligence 84."

Su Ye's gaze was still fixed on Guo Ziyi's panel, and the ecstasy in his heart had not yet subsided when the system notification sounded again. The information of the second character had appeared, instantly making his breathing quicken.

"Su Lie! It's actually Su Dingfang!"

Su Ye clenched his fists tightly, his eyes brimming with indescribable excitement.

"And his surname is Su! He is extremely likely to be the first member of the Su clan at the Saint-level Commander level!"

Su Lie was undoubtedly a war god-level commander in the early Tang Dynasty. He fought in all directions throughout his life, leaving his footprints all over the east, west, north and south. His brilliant military achievements have left a strong mark on history.

For Su Ye, Su Lie not only added a top-level commander, but also meant that his clan's power might soon have a pillar of strength, which was far more significant than that of other generals.

Although Su Ye has many famous generals under his command, the core power of the clan has always been the team left by his father Su Kai. Although they are loyal and reliable, they lack a top-level commander who can stand alone.

If Su Lie were to be implanted as a member of the clan now, he could quickly integrate into the clan system, strengthen the cohesion of the clan members, and use his top-level command abilities to guard a region, making Su Ye's clan power a solid foundation to support his hegemony, and there would be no need to worry about the hidden danger of being "strong on the outside but weak on the inside".

Moreover, Su Lie's military achievements were extremely formidable throughout history, earning him the title of "professional conqueror of states." In his early years, he followed Li Jing on a northern expedition against the Eastern Turks. In the Battle of Qikou, he led two hundred cavalrymen in a night raid, directly attacking the Turkic stronghold and making a significant contribution to the pacification of the Eastern Turks. Later, he led an army westward alone, defeating the Western Turks, capturing Shabolo Khan, and expanding the Tang Dynasty's territory to the Aral Sea region of Central Asia. He then conquered the Pamir Mountains, quelling the rebellions of the three kingdoms of Shule, Zhujubo, and Hebantuo, expanding the territory by thousands of miles. He then conquered Goguryeo in the east, capturing several cities and establishing his dominance in Liaodong. In the south, he conquered Baekje, capturing King Buyeo Uija and Crown Prince Long, destroying Baekje, and establishing the Xiongjin Protectorate to govern the region.

Throughout his life, Su Lie pacified the Three Kingdoms, captured their rulers, and never suffered a defeat in any battle, large or small. His comprehensive command ability was truly rare.

He was skilled in long-distance raids and lightning-fast attacks by cavalry groups, as well as in siege warfare and city defense. He was also quite accomplished in pacifying foreign tribes and integrating occupied territories.

This kind of all-around commander who is "capable of both offense and defense, and skilled in both conquest and appeasement" is exactly what Su Ye needs most right now.

His expeditionary combat capabilities demonstrated in the "Panling Rebellion" are suitable for dealing with possible future wars on the northern grasslands, or for supporting Li Jing in Qizhou; his cavalry assault tactics in the "Northern Expedition against the Turks" are exactly the opposite of the Mongol cavalry in the north. If he were sent to the north to assist Qin Qiong, it would greatly enhance the combat capabilities of the northern cavalry.

"Ding! The top commander has summoned a third person, Yue Fei, the loyal and patriotic general. Command 103, Strength 106, Intelligence 90, Politics 66."

Su Ye's gaze continued downwards, and the information of the third person appeared, causing his already excited mood to surge even higher.

"Yue Fei! Yue Wumu!"

Su Ye couldn't help but stand up.

"Commander 103! One point higher than Wang Jian! This is a true top-tier commander!"

Yue Fei, a famous general of the Southern Song Dynasty who resisted the Jin Dynasty, was a leader whose command ability was among the best in history. His Yue Family Army was known for its strict discipline and fierce fighting power, which made the Jin soldiers tremble with fear. The saying "It is easier to shake a mountain than to shake the Yue Family Army" has been passed down for thousands of years.

He led the Yue Family Army on several Northern Expeditions, recovering lost territories such as Zhengzhou and Luoyang. He inflicted heavy defeats on the main force of the Jin army at Yancheng and Yingchang, routing the Jin troops and even bringing them close to Zhuxian Town, just one step away from recovering the Central Plains.

His greatest skill was "using infantry to defeat cavalry." In the era of cold weapons, cavalry had a natural advantage over infantry, but Yue Fei was able to repeatedly defeat the powerful Jin cavalry with his ingenious tactical deployments, strict military discipline, and the bravery of the Yue Family Army, which can be called a miracle in military history.

Commander 103 firmly ranks among the top commanders, even surpassing Wang Jian. His "strict military discipline" can greatly enhance the army's combat effectiveness and cohesion. Whether it is integrating newly recruited soldiers or reorganizing existing troops, it can have an immediate effect.

They are even adept at counter-attacking, making them extremely suitable for defensive battles.

"Ding! The top commander has summoned the fourth person, the famous Khitan general Yelü Xiezhen, with a command stat of 97, martial prowess of 92, intelligence of 88, and political acumen of 83."

"Yelü Xiezhen! One of the two great talents of the Khitan!"

A hint of admiration flashed in Su Ye's eyes.

"Another top commander skilled in cavalry warfare!"

Yelü Xiezhen was a famous general of the Liao Dynasty. He and Yelü Xiuge were known as the "Twin Jewels of the Khitan". He was skilled in cavalry warfare, especially in tactics such as flanking maneuvers, luring the enemy deep into enemy territory, and long-distance raids. He made great contributions to the unification and expansion of the Liao Dynasty by repeatedly achieving military exploits on the grassland battlefield.

His major achievements include participating in the Liao Dynasty's conquest of the Bohai Kingdom, leading cavalry in a raid and defeating the main force of the Bohai Kingdom; and in the war against the Northern Song Dynasty, setting up an ambush at Baimaling, defeating the Song army and killing the Song general Yang Ye (the ancestor of the Yang family generals).

During the Battle of Shuozhou, he led his cavalry in a flanking maneuver to encircle and annihilate the Song army's defenses, resulting in a major defeat for the Song army's main force. He also led his troops in pursuit of rebellions by nomadic tribes on several occasions, and with his outstanding ability to raid on the grasslands, he quickly quelled the rebellions.

The Mongol cavalry's expertise in "cavalry raids" and "steppe warfare" perfectly suited the battlefield environment of the northern frontier. Both sides were adept at steppe raids, and Yelü Xiezhen was equally skilled in this area, resulting in a situation where both sides were exchanging blows.

However, judging from his 97-point leadership value, he would probably be the one to get crushed when facing Genghis Khan, Temujin.

(End of this chapter)